Secret Service man confronts past love amid London congress
Slattery, an American Secret Service member, attends the International Congress in London and confronts Gertrude, who left him for a German prince. Lord Yeovil also attends as Grant discusses Russian alignments and a looming pact. A yacht trip, betrayals, and a Follies Bergere party unfold as tensions mount.
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Rant Slattery
Secret Service
London
Omes
Gertride
England
Lord Yeovil
Grant
Faim
Russia
Yeovil
Gertrude
Susan
Congress
America
Ameri
Gerrard
Usell
New York
Jada News
Daper
Akmir
Prinsas von Diss
Lavery Entertains in Redding at Men's Club Meet
Redding April 20 Special The Reding Men's club was entertained Saturday at the home of C Shaw. Albert E Lavery of Fairfield spoke on Hartford legislation. Attendees included Platt Bassett Perry Osborne Babcock Sanford Sanford Ward McCullum McGollam Smith Warner Lavery Shaw and guests. Mrs Shaw unable to attend due to a cold. Next county meeting set for April 35 at Sound Beach. Women's Auxiliary at Christ Church plans an old fashioned party April 24 with cafeteria lunch and games. Mrs Harry McFarlin chairs the committee. Auxiliary meets Thursday afternoon in Sanford school room through summer. Personal notes include Mrs Frank Cann guest of the Bradleys. Mrs P R Bradley visiting Norwalk. Rev H J Edwards and Mrs Edwards in Middletown. Kempton Adams visiting from New York. Mrs John Colgan returning to Bridgeport. John McCollam visiting Newtown.
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Ernest Smith
K. & Warner
John Murphy
A. B. Lavery
Nobel Warner
Shaw
Samuel C. Shaw
League of Women Voters
Richmond
Sanford School
Harry McFarlin
Pleasant Valley
Frank Cann
New York City
P. R. Bradley
Ridgelawn
P. R. Bradey
Norwalk
Sfarry Bracken
H. J. Edwards
Middletown
Edwards
Kempton Adams
John Colgan
Bridgeport
Isabelle
Jennie McDonald
John McCollam
Thomas Kennedy
Newtown
Home Surroundings as Big Factor in Life Quality
The piece argues that beautiful home furniture, especially dining room pieces like sideboards, impacts well being far more than costly cars. It urges choosing tasteful, well constructed furnishings over flashier investments, noting that taste in the home affects daily life and posterity, and criticizes the “anything will do” mindset as foolish.
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Sidevoara
Valley Call
Europe
Oceanic crossword clues reveal a classic word puzzle list
A long list of crossword clues and word fragments appears, mixing animals, objects, actions, and common terms. It includes items like vessel for preserving fruits, a noose, river in Africa, a high priest, a water nymph, and a writer of The Raven, among many others.
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Kelieved
Africa
Etiquette for a bridesmaid hat or headpiece question
Mrs Beeckman answers etiquette on bridesmaid dress code for a church wedding with one attendant. She discusses hats or headpieces, hair ornaments, dress shade in peach or light tones, gloves if requested by the bride, and harmony with the bride’s gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Beeckman
Mothers And Their Children Keep Clothing Neat At Home
A fragment describes a mother with several children constantly asking for clean clothes. The suggested method is to fold each child’s clothes separately after washing and have them put away their own items. The children would then know where their clothing is and what they own.
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Humyil’ Blunn
Limita“ion of Armaments
Blann
Cornelius Blunn
Himsel
George Hawley Gives Tips To Cut Gas Bills
Bridgeport Gas Light Company vice president George Hawley outlined conservation tips at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He urged adjusting for a blue flame, keeping valves clean, boiling burners with washing soda, avoiding flame contact with sides, keeping pots clean, using proper-sized utensils, turning down heat when water boils, turning off gas before removing utensils, not leaving burners lit, covering pots, not heating excess water, and placing heaters near use area for efficiency.
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George
Hawley
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
Chamber of Commerce
Uea
Our Children by Angelo Patrl
An essay on girlhood equality urging girls to reject artificial gestures and smoke as a path to worth. It praises suffrage leaders and Mary Walker, cites Matthew Vassar and others, and encourages girls to value their minds and inner strength over cosmetics and loud behavior. It emphasizes self belief and emulation of women leaders.
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Susan B. Anthony
Hilzabeth Cady Stanton
Frances Willard
Anna Shaw
Mary Walker
Matthew Vassar
Mary Lyona
Mary Carey Thoman
Amecon
Out Tourist Handling Returns and Confusion
A garbled exchange shows a tourist and a conversation with phrases about being crementous and comments on order. The readable bits imply a playful miscommunication or language mix with no clear event or participants named.
Understanding bronchitis and healthy breathing
An old health column explains how the nose throat and mucous membrane protect the lungs, causes of bronchitis from irritation and infections, and how fresh air and avoiding cold and catarrh help prevent the condition. It also includes reader questions on bunions dandruff gallbladder trouble and laxatives with brief medical guidance.
Efficient Housekeeping Q and A From Inquiries
Reader questions cover artichoke choke removal and safe stain removal methods, cleaning willow furniture, dyeing a wool sweater, and general housekeeping tips. Answers advise removing the choke from artichokes, using gasoline or benzine to lift oil stains, cleaning natural finish willow with brushing and soapsuds, and caution about wool dyeing with professional help as shrinkage and distortion can occur.
Oh Margy by John Held Jr
Margy reflects on a life full of thrills as the last living pedestrian, sharing quips about the tales she will tell. A playful vignette captures Held’s breezy newspaper cartoon style and Margy’s wry humor.
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Oh! Margy! BY
John Held, JR
Margy
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